Open-Tray Impression Coping compatible with ZimVie Biomet 3i External Hex 4.1mm Platform — 6.0mm Emergence Profile, Long Screw Included (T-4IIC-B)

What it is. An impression coping is a small part that screws onto the implant or abutment only while you take the impression. It records exactly where the implant sits and which way it points, so the laboratory can reproduce that position on the model. The laboratory cannot see into the patient’s mouth.

How to use it

1. Remove the healing abutment.
2. Screw the impression coping onto the implant or abutment and confirm it is fully seated — radiograph it if there is any doubt.
3. Take the impression. Open tray: unscrew through the tray before removing. Closed tray: the coping stays in the mouth and is picked up afterwards.
4. Attach the matching analog and send it to the laboratory.
5. Replace the healing abutment in the patient.

Watch: Open Tray Impression Technique Using →

• An incompletely seated coping is the most common cause of a restoration that will not fit. Verify before you take the impression.
• Reusable with care, provided the connection is undamaged.

Driver: 0.050" (1.27mm) hex · Machined at our facility in Bergenfield, New Jersey · Compatible with Biomet 3i External Hex (Osseotite) 4.1mm.

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